Ok for inequalities it's this < and > that so here's a example prob 3>2 so as my teacher used it put it "it's like the little number eats the bigger number." For negatives the one that's being eaten would be the one that's the closest to 0 so -3>-5 also alone way of doing this is to make a number line that's another way I was taught how to do these. I hope this helps you!
Here you go, hope it helps:)
Answer:
1. Why does the graph not start at zero?
It doesn't start at zero because all ovens start at 350°(probably less, but normally 350°) and not zero degrees.
2. What does it mean when the graph flattens out?
When the graph flattens out, it means that the temperature doesn't increase nor decrease, but instead it remains the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
Surface area of what shape or solid ?
